Mixed Media Art Class

Join us for an exciting Mixed Media Art Class creating a starry night and moon-themed scene at Wanstead Works, Wanstead High Street, London. This in-person event is perfect for art enthusiasts of all levels, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist.

Our Mixed Media Art Class will take place on Tuesday, Jan 30th, 2024 at 19:00 GMT. Immerse yourself in a creative environment where you can explore various artistic techniques, experiment with different materials, and let your imagination run wild.

During the class, our experienced instructor will guide you through creating a unique, mixed-media artwork. You’ll have the opportunity to work with various mediums, such as acrylic paints, silver leaf, pen, and more. Discover new ways to express yourself and unleash your creativity. If you want to go off-piste and do your own thing, you absolutely can – we are happy to support you on your artistic journey.

Whether you’re looking to learn new techniques, meet fellow art enthusiasts, or have a fun and relaxing evening, our Mixed Media Art Class offers it all. Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to explore your artistic side.

Refreshments and light snacks will be provided. Please arrive 15 minutes before the workshop starts to avoid any delays.

To secure your spot, book your ticket now and get ready for an inspiring and enjoyable art experience. We can’t wait to see you there!

Wanstead news roundup, 24,08.10; Artists, white lines, and TV

• The full list of artists participating in the Wanstead Art Trail – a fantastically enlightened bid to give Wanstead artistic buzz (rather like the regeneration-inducing Folkestone Triennial) – has been published by the Wanstead Society. It shows 63 venues in Wanstead which will be showing works by more than 130 artists, both professional and amateur. It will take place between 19 and 26 September and more details, including the full map, can be found at the Wanstead Society website.

• Rumours that the Metropolitan Police had started marking out the part of Wanstead Flats where they want to site their Olympic operational headquarters were scotched when it turned out the lines had been painted by the Showman’s Guild for the Wanstead Flats Fair. Opposition to the Met’s proposal is increasing in volume; the force is making its case online.

• Meanwhile, on Tuesday night, the decision will be made about the Arcelor Orbit sculpture, which, in June, Wansteadium revealed risks interfering with the Freeview TV signals of people living in Snaresbrook.Details here. It now appears that if there did turn out to be a significant effect, the Olympic Delivery Authority would be required to pay for corrective measures, though it’s not clear what this could be.